- include the common black bread molds and fruit molds that often spoil your lunches.
- reproduce sexually when two nearby hyphae grow toward each other (lead by pheromones) until they touch. They then fuse together and form a a zygosporangium.
-This structure holds the genes from both parent cells until conditions are right (like moisture returns).
-When things are “lookin” good, the cells will fuse their nuclei (fertilization) to form a sporangium, which is a stem-like projection in which spores are made.
dark lump is where zygosporium and hyphae meet
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